Jill, Ali and Joe discuss snowboarding, split boarding, SkiMo and a lot more related to living in the Breckenridge region (Summit County). We talk about the desire to be more nomadic, the reasons we moved to a place this like, starting small and slow (working up to big objectives). Thanks a ton for listening. We hope you enjoy it and tune in for more in the near future.

Aaron Carlson and I discuss how CAIC works, the future of fundraising for Friends of CAIC, Aaron's background with Water for People, future cooperative efforts between Colorado's forecasters and other State and local organizations. We also talk about the pressure of media to push skiers and snowboarders into more dangerous terrain, and who needs to be more careful (the individual). I hope you enjoy the episode, and take the time to learn more about CAIC or your local forecasting organization. Let's stay safe together and continue supporting our local forecasting organizations. Links: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaroncarlson http://www.summitdaily.com/exploresummit/13757140-113/caic-bash-benefit-carlson https://avalanche.state.co.us/donate/ http://avalanche.state.co.us/about-us/caic-and-focaic-staff/ http://avalanche.state.co.us/friends-of-caic-where-do-your-dollars-go/ https://www.waterforpeople.org/

Download In this interview with Derek Parron, we get into a lot of great stuff. Derek is the retail manager, employee owner and more of RMU. We talk about moving to Colorado in High School, trying to make a living in Breckenridge and attending college at the same time, working two jobs to help make your company more successful, RMU Apostle skis, traveling to the tropics and more. Let us know what you think. Rocky Mountain Underground

Download Mike and I discuss the origins, current state, and future for Rocky Mountain Underground. Mike is the founder and owner of RMU and shares a lot on this episode of Flow States. Check it out! We talk about living in Colorado, growing up in the 90s, early 2000s park scene in Colorado, employee Ownership, product development, international business, and much more. Rocky Mountain Underground